austere
41austere — [ɔːˈstɪə] adj 1) plain or simple in style 2) severe or strict in manner …
42austere — a. strict in moral outlook; extremely simple; without ornamentation; severe; sharp. ♦ austerity, n …
43austère — adj. => Dépouillé, Dur, Froid, Sévère …
44austere — терпкий …
45austere — adj. (austerer, austerest) 1 severely simple. 2 morally strict. 3 harsh, stern. Derivatives: austerely adv. Etymology: ME f. OF f. L austerus f. Gk austeros severe …
46The Austere Academy — Kidnapping! redirects here. For other uses, see Kidnapping (disambiguation). The Austere Academy   …
47Vin austère — Le vin austère se dit d un vin possédant une gamme aromatique limitée, correspondant à un caractère bien précis, ce n est pas un défaut …
48small austere airfield — Unsophisticated airfield, usually with a short runway, that is limited in one or a combination of the following: taxiway systems, ramp space, security, materials handling equipment, aircraft servicing, maintenance, navigation aids, weather… …
49stère — austère baptistère clystère dicastère familistère magistère ministère monastère mystère phalanstère stère zostère …
50austerely — austere ► ADJECTIVE (austerer, austerest) 1) severe or strict in appearance or manner. 2) lacking comforts, luxuries, or adornment. DERIVATIVES austerely adverb austerity noun. ORIGIN Greek aust …